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My blood pressure is consistently high, but my heart tests (2D echo and thallium stress test) are normal. What should I do next?

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My blood pressure is consistently high, but my heart tests (2D echo and thallium stress test) are normal. What should I do next?

Asked by Male, 62 · 4 months ago

G.santoshini Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

4 months ago

If your blood pressure is consistently high despite normal heart tests like 2D echo and thallium stress test, it usually means you have Hypertension without current heart damage, which is a good sign but still needs proper control. You should continue regular BP monitoring, follow a low-salt healthy diet, exercise regularly, manage stress, and take prescribed medications consistently. Also, have periodic follow-ups with your doctor to adjust treatment if needed and to prevent future complications.

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Potential Risks of High Blood Pressure
- Despite normal heart tests, risks include heart disease, stroke, and kidney damage.
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- Consider lifestyle changes, adhere to prescribed medications like Newtel H 40, and monitor blood pressure regularly.
When to Seek Further Evaluation
- Seek re-assessment if experiencing symptoms like severe headaches, chest pain, or shortness of breath.

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